How To Use Swingeing In A Sentence
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There have been swingeing cuts to forces' budgets.
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Meanwhile, the popular understanding that the domestic bank bailout led to the swingeing public spending cuts that are now beginning is a red herring.
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Sources say foreign truckers will be expected to pay the charge in advance over the internet and will be hit with swingeing fines for not doing so.
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If self-regulation fails, toughen the penalties and bring in swingeing damages for clear breaches of privacy.
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Then we were swingeingly taxed on the latter, which was the real point of the exercise.
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Last summer the culture secretary announced swingeing cuts and closures among the 55 public bodies that fall under the remit of the DCMS – which include the Arts Council, Sport England and the British Library – as part of a so-called "bonfire of the quangos".
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These are countries that are having to implement swingeing austerity measures.
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If you can avoid swingeing spending cuts or big tax increases it is generally better to do so.
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If you can avoid swingeing spending cuts or big tax increases it is generally better to do so.
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But, with a £20 million debt and £25,000 a week being haemorrhaged, despite swingeing player and staff cuts, the matter is not that simple.
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His departure would come after a torrid summer in which he has been harshly criticised for allowing a series of swingeing cuts in hospital services throughout Scotland.
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The allegations will be fiercely contested, but if the charge is proved, retailers and dairy companies can expect swingeing fines running into millions of pounds.
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Her budget will be full of swingeing public sector cuts as she struggles to reduce the deficit.
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They say this would leave York residents faced with either swingeing service cuts, meaning departments like education and social care could suffer badly.
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By February this year, as polls showed that voters were taking fright at the idea of early cuts, Cameron toned down the rhetoric as he said that cuts would not be "swingeing".
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Taxpayers are bracing themselves for a mammoth council tax rise of up to 10 per cent and swingeing cuts to services.
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The problems are so bad that ministers will struggle to force through swingeing budget cuts.
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This done, Catchpole is rich for four months at least, as if bastinadoes were his real harvest; for the monk, levite, usurer, or lawyer will reward him roundly; and my gentleman must pay him such swingeing damages that his acres must bleed for it, and he be in danger of miserably rotting within a stone doublet, as if he had struck the king.
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He has really started something with his swingeing attack on the hypocrisy of the media.
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There would either have had to have been huge tax increases or swingeing cuts to public services.
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Landlords can expect swingeing rent increases.
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Experts fear as many as 600,000 public sector jobs could go over the next five years as swingeing Government spending cuts hit.
The Sun
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But, as the Conservative group leader recognised, the alternative - swingeing cuts - was unthinkable.
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Mr Cameron decided to change course in February when he assured voters that cuts in the first year would not be 'particularly extensive' and certainly not 'swingeing'.
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And recent swingeing defence cuts have raised very real questions about what our armed forces are capable of today.
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Most heads believed they would get inflation-busting increases but found themselves having to make swingeing cuts.
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Her budget will be full of swingeing public sector cuts as she struggles to reduce the deficit.
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He had been under pressure from international organisations over his swingeing austerity measures.
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The TUC urged ministers to reconsider the "swingeing" cuts to public spending and focus instead on other ways to reduce the deficit, such as the suggested "Robin Hood" tax on financial transactions.
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Sources say foreign truckers will be expected to pay the charge in advance over the internet and will be hit with swingeing fines for not doing so.
The Sun
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He said it would mean introducing swingeing cuts in other parts of the defence budget.
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He said it would mean introducing swingeing cuts in other parts of the defence budget.
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Reports forecast swingeing job cuts across the board at the BBC.
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There have been swingeing cuts to forces' budgets.
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In Britain swingeing public spending cuts loom.
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The problems are so bad that ministers will struggle to force through swingeing budget cuts.
The Sun
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Firefighters and control staff now have a chance to stave off swingeing attacks on their conditions by employers who have reneged on an earlier pay deal.
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How will Spaniards or Greeks feel if foreign politicians impose swingeing austerity measures?
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Does Dr Cable worry that he is giving cover to their swingeing cuts?
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Landlords can expect swingeing rent increases.
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There would either have had to have been huge tax increases or swingeing cuts to public services.
The Sun
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Despite the handwringing about our trivial, celebrity-obsessed culture, voters seem more worried by Cameron's "swingeing" cuts to their jobs and services, or the threat of him tipping the country into a double-dip recession than they are charmed by his silky warmth on Woman's Hour.
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Experts fear as many as 600,000 public sector jobs could go over the next five years as swingeing Government spending cuts hit.
The Sun
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This contains some swingeing comments on the status of music in our modern society and the methods of musical upbringing in some conservatoires, which exalt mechanical accomplishment above enquiring mindset.
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He knows that if I default on the launch date I'll have to pay swingeing penalties under the contract and I'll be finished... broke.
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‘We are facing an almost impossible task to make such swingeing cuts,’ said the insider.
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In Britain swingeing public spending cuts loom.
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He made swingeing attacks on multinational companies destroying Nigeria - and in particular the land and lives of the Ogoni people, of whom he was one - in the pursuit of profit.
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He knows that if I default on the launch date I'll have to pay swingeing penalties under the contract and I'll be finished... broke.
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David Cameron did say that he wouldn't make 'swingeing' cuts in the first year of his term.
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Everyone seems to expect swingeing personnel cuts and the disappearance of several army regiments and possibly either ships or RAF units.
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Plans to build a number of new homes for the elderly as part of a £15m rebuilding plan are to go ahead in Sheffield despite staff suffering swingeing pay cuts last year.
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These are countries that are having to implement swingeing austerity measures.
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THE ‘appalling’ state of a crisis-hit council's finances were laid bare yesterday, amid warnings that most services faced swingeing cuts.
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How will Spaniards or Greeks feel if foreign politicians impose swingeing austerity measures?
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swingeing damages awarded by the judge
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It would spell out swingeing cuts in corporation tax and other unneighbourly acts that, if forced, we could retaliate with.
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The allegations will be fiercely contested, but if the charge is proved, retailers and dairy companies can expect swingeing fines running into millions of pounds.
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Why at night both my gentlemen had kibed heels, a tetter in the chin, a churchyard cough in the lungs, a catarrh in the throat, a swingeing boil at the rump, and the devil of one musty crust of a brown george the poor dogs had to scour their grinders with.
Five books of the lives, heroic deeds and sayings of Gargantua and his son Pantagruel
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We are going to have to make swingeing cuts in the budget.
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Scores of beds will be axed and staff recruitment and overtime drastically reduced in swingeing cuts being unveiled by hospital chiefs today.
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He had been under pressure from international organisations over his swingeing austerity measures.
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But with swingeing cuts in haddock quotas also on the cards, what will the average family be eating in place of its favourite Friday night treat?
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Chisholm's departure would come after a torrid summer in which he has been harshly criticised for allowing a series of swingeing cuts in hospital services throughout Scotland.
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Residents are bracing themselves for the annual double whammy: a hike in council tax bills, and swingeing cuts in services.
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And recent swingeing defence cuts have raised very real questions about what our armed forces are capable of today.
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There will be more swingeing job cuts, and this is bound to have an impact on consumer confidence.
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Over recent years, mainframe growth has been stifled by high software prices - especially swingeingly high charges for small applications.
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Nice in principle, but in practice it would mean that poor areas would have to have swingeingly high tax rates to fund much-needed local services.
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Isn't this is exactly the same justification as was given for the swingeingly high service charge in the first place?
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But officials are still considering if the idea is affordable at a time of swingeing cuts.
The Sun
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Sources say foreign truckers will be expected to pay the charge in advance over the internet and will be hit with swingeing fines for not doing so.
The Sun
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They have had the stuffing knocked out of them by swingeing cuts imposed by central government.
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Does Dr Cable worry that he is giving cover to their swingeing cuts?
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There are widespread fears that new legislation and the impact of stakeholder pensions will lead to swingeing cuts at life companies.
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Then we were swingeingly taxed on the latter, which was the real point of the exercise.
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Swingeing cold, bloody wet and with bursts of intermittent mist.
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David Cameron has promised that a Conservative government would not make "swingeing" cuts and Alistair Darling has insisted
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swingeing taxation
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TV licence - have a TV and don't pay this and the day will come when you get a swingeingly huge fine!
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The TUC urged ministers to reconsider the "swingeing" cuts to public spending and focus instead on other ways to reduce the deficit, such as the suggested
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I asked if, by keeping the increase to this level, it would mean a swingeing cut in council grants to voluntary bodies, but did not get a satisfactory answer.
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‘We're not against a more efficient Civil Service, but it's difficult to see how services will improve with such swingeing cuts,’ he said.
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Savings on fast jets are expected to be matched by swingeing cuts in manpower across the Armed Forces.
Times, Sunday Times
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Meanwhile, the popular understanding that the domestic bank bailout led to the swingeing public spending cuts that are now beginning is a red herring.
Times, Sunday Times
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But officials are still considering if the idea is affordable at a time of swingeing cuts.
The Sun
